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    Unordered Lists

                     An unordered list is also called bulleted list. This type of list is generally used to display random
                     items which never require to place in a sequential manner. The <UL>tag is used to define an
                     unordered list. The <UL> tag has only TYPE attribute which describe the type of bullet style will
                     appear with list items.

                     There are three bullet styles that can be used in an unordered list.
                         l  Disc

                         o  Circle
                             Square
                     The default bullet style is Disc in HTML. Let us use the <UL> tag to create an unordered list:

                     <HTML>
                     <HEAD> <TITLE> Unordered List or Bulleted List </TITLE>

                     </HEAD>
                     <BODY>
                     <B> Winter Clothes </B>

                     <HR>
                     <UL>

                     <LI> Sweaters
                     <LI> Woollen Caps
                     <LI> Gloves

                     <LI> Jackets
                     </UL>                                                           Unordered list

                     </BODY>
                     </HTML>
                     Every list has the ability to be placed inside another list. For example, an ordered list can be
                     nested inside an unordered list and vice-versa. Ensure that the inner and outer list tags should
                     be properly closed while creating nested list.

                     <HTML>
                     <HEAD> <TITLE> Nesting of Lists </TITLE>

                     </HEAD>
                     <BODY>
                     <B> Fruits and Vegetables </B>

                     <BR>
                     <OL>
                     <LI> Fruits

                     <UL>

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